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Lots here! If this is the stuff! https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=Nonofil&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

Ok I’ll bite, smojo.

Should you not have named him smokey instead of mojo?

It will give you “rush” before you get a rash!

i have no experience in this PayPal crap and will never use it. i completed my first Kijjiji purchase last week i was nervous but it worked out the seller was very honest. But then a simple garage door fix did not go well, a few years back. put in parts I did not need and demanded payment!!!! Keep safe and aware, a lot of people are not trustworthy. A

You owe him for coming to get the pails, thanks to you I met an amazing person.

Cliff, I call you friend and have had many chats and you visited my home. Advice I can’t give on this matter. In our situation Our mother made sure that what we owned common with my brother (a farm and condo) passed on to my self and brother. When her time came to and end we had no problems with both properties. Made our life very easy. As someone suggested a will will ensure that no legal arguments occur. Not much but a thought. Keep well A

Amazing shots Dave. I love nature shots. I do some around the house who happen to come feast on my vegetables or feeder.

You could always caulk you windows!!!

haven’t seen them yet, but tomatoes are starting to arrive.

Wonder how shepards would taste?

Congrats Dan. I started mine a few years back (advertising typograpghy) only going in 4 days a week, took Friday off. Then I went to a 3 day. Tues, Wed, Thurs. Last year I had decided that in Dec I would only go in to fill in. When Civid hit The Bay terminated their advertising contract with us and the business closed. I had lots of connections and they came calling for advice or special project here and there. Unexpected I ran into to a Canadian type designer who has moved to NS from TO, we hit it off right away, had a lot of common friends and lots of typography experience, he was spearheading a website to preserve Canadian Typography history. I have quite a collection of the ‘old stuff’ before computers, he was shocked I had kept this stuff . We know skype once a week, write articles and do things building this site. Nothing was further in my mind but it has kept me going and enjoying rediscovering what I had done and how much I can leave to the generations to come. I was a teacher in my workplaces. Good luck on your future endeavours. My guy was also in the same boat as you and he sent his clients to his mechanic friend and gave us their number but he would be going in to chat and offer advice.

Goddo! So bad.

i have less wires on two 27-inch Macs! Lol. All you need now is one of those things that goes beep beep like the hospital beds have! !! Just kidding. So I bought a meat thermometer for my BBQ, I stick it in and while holding it my hand burns!!! BUT it works. Wrist is rare! One year we BBQed lamb for New Year's day in front of the garage, charcoal . . . We kept tasting to make sure it was cooked! Almost didn’t make it in the house! And yes wine was involved!

You are the smoker dude! just saw the news and a few propane tanks went up in smoke.

It worked, the valves are out of the rim and tires fully inflated after a week. Lots of good suggestions, the hammer one is ok but it could bend things.

If the tree had fallen on its own (act of god) yes, but the cowboy did it, no! Happened to is many years ago lost a garage, FINNALY his insurance paid for it, they put it down as wind damage, dead tree. . .

Those babies aren’t coming off, I did manage to twist the tire until the valve popped out and now will inflate them. Probably the only way is a torch.

All solutions are welcome, I’ll start tomorrow with the lube thing over night soak, ‘rubber’ hammer. I have until the snow comes. This thing is 32 years old (Craftsman) start great and runs the same. Only used it once last year. But want to keep it looking good.

Smoke away my friend! So you went ‘big’ but going to drill a ‘small’ hole! I just purchased this for my BBQ, has the long cord that you may be able put the wire in the door and still close it.

Removing the whole wheel to get at the valve.

Any tips on removing seized wheels? They have never been removed. I had tubes put in but now the valve under the rim! Thanks in advance

Glad you guys are ok. I’ve seen one and it missed us. keep well. Feel for the ones who lost their homes. You never know if and when.

He has two!

Doesn’t take much to make you normal. A smoker and few fish and happy B.